We have long spoken about the need for more affordable childcare spaces in Vancouver. I believe we finally have a government that will do the work to make this a reality. Today I was pleased to stand with the Premier …
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Listen to Spencer’s CBC interview on new tenant and landlord protection here (ffwd to 29:17)
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